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Automated Drone Checks for Signs of Damage of Landslide Dam in Quake-Hit Ishikawa Pref.

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The Tokyo-based Japan UAS Industrial Development Association, which provides disaster relief through its fleet of drones, set up a port for the unmanned aircraft on a vacant lot in Wajima. A drone that had been programmed to take a preset route took off on a course that covered about 2 kilometers over which it recorded footage.

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Automated Drone Checks for Signs of Damage of Landslide Dam in Quake-Hit Ishikawa Pref.

KANAZAWA — A drone on Tuesday began operations in Wajima, Ishikawa Prefecture, where it will perform daily automatic inspections in search of signs of breaks in what has come to be known as the landslide dam, which formed after a landslide plugged up the flow of a nearby river following the Noto Peninsula Earthquake.

3 months ago·Japan

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